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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
a MIGHTY PLUCKY WOMAN.
rs.Evans s0ixes An Armed burglar
inI Her Neig sbor's Apartments.

New York sum-
Twonty-year-old Louis Rosenbaum,
who came from Russia six months ago
and turned burglar on the American
plan, got into the rooms of Maria Vo-
gelmanD, in the big tenement at 155
Norfolk street, with skeleton keys, on
Wednesday morning, when Mrs. Vogel-
mann was absent, and started 10 pack
mp everything he could lay hands on.
he had stuffed his pockets full of things
when be accidentally knocked off the
globe of lamp on the mantel and it
fell TO the floor with crash. Mrs. So
phie Evans, who lives on the floor adj
joining Mrs. Vogelmann's rooms, heard
the crash, and burriedly borrowing the
houseseepers key, opened the door.
She cav KCsenbaum bent over trunk.
He had a cold chisel in his hand with,
which he had broken the lock.
Rosenbaum looked around in sur
prise and made "a dash for the door,
drawing from his pocket razor that
he had found in the bureau. Before
he could open the blade OF the razor
Mrs. Evans seized him with both hands
and screamed at the top OF her voice.
The burglar tried 10 break her hold and
stab at her, but she cluug 81 f.st that
he couldn't use his arms. The other
tenants, alarmed 10y her frantic screams,
ran up the narrow stairway. The bur-
elar saw he was in danger OF capture,
and he forced Mrs. Evans against the
balustrade and forced her half way
over il.
OH throw you over II you don't let
60" he cried She was weakened by
the tremendous strain and let go her
hold. The burglar sprang TO the stairs
the instant he was free, and, dashing
past the other tenants, reached the
street and darted down east Houston
street, pursued by shouting crowd.
Policeman Bissert, OF the Union
Market squad, caught the fugitive by the
collar ana took him to the station-house.
Policeman Bissert found in the prison.
er's pockets set OF silver spoons,
two gold scsrf-pins, and bunch Of
skeleton keys. He had stolen the
spoons and pms from Mrs. Vogelmann's
rooms.
When Rosembaum was arraigned
before Justice Patterson at Essex
Market Court yesterday Mrs. Evans
told of her struggle with him in
spirited way.
You're a mighty plucky woman,
the Justice said in admiration, IAN
you," be added TO tho prisoner, "ar,
beginning very early"
He held Rosembanm in $1,000 bail
10 await trial. He is rather good
looking chap, and in appearance not at
all like burglar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Personals aud Briefs.


Dir. David Leary, OF Amelia county, IA IN the
city.
Tho number q deaths In the city last week
was 90.
Colonel Robert Beverley, Of Fauquier coun-
ty, il In the city.
Mas Lstte Stausbury, Of Fredericksburg, Is
Wishing Aiss Leary, lOs east Franklin street
Miss Lizzie Taminsnn, Of Baltimore, is
visiting The city, guest OF Mr.. John Purcell,
9l6 east Clay street
Mr.. Spragur, the inventor Of the electric
motor 10 he used by the Union Passenger Kall-
way Company, Is ia the city.
The Monroe Ward and Fulton Democratic
Clubs held reeulur meetings last night aud
transacted routine business.
Colonel G.. ". Darencc, Of Philadelphia,
counsel for tho Pennsylvania railroad, visited
tie city yesterday ana left for home last night
Misses Ada and Emma Virginia Williamson
and Nrs. james y. Williamson, Of Graham,
y. c.. are Stop ipg at Nrs. Mayo's, Third aud
franklin streets.
The annual meeting Of the Virginia Field
SPORTS Association will be held IT 10 O'Clock THIS
morning In the United states courtroom on
north Twelfth street.
Tho Intelligence has boon received here from
New York Of the sudden death Of Dir. Isaac
Ieilernuih father OF Frank Leibermuth. lie
died on mis- scyenty-eieLth birthday
The Norwegian bark soleran, Captain Col.
benson, master. cleared yesterday for kio
Graude 90 sui. Brazil, with $500 barrels -four,
valued 40 SO, 595: shipped by the GallegO Mills
and the Ha1all- Crenshar Company.
Mrs. Fauntleroy, Of Holly HIM. King VIII
liam county; Mrs. A. Sidney Morton. Of -
Paul. Mimi. and Mrs. Judge cole, u Pittsyl-
yauia county. are stopping with Mrs. Major i.
L. Ballard, AZ 10i west Grace street
The Association Of Virginia Chess-Players. at
a meeting held In the Young Mems Christian
Association building Monday night, elected the
following enicers: Mr. g. X. Firth. president ::
Mr. John Kirkpatrick, Of Lynchbnrg. vice pre-
sidcnt. and kov. H. VI. Jackson, secretary and
treasurer
4 colored woman namod Martha Coleman
was before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, charged with feloniously cutting and
NOundiDg Charles Madison. Tho woun led
man being unable TO appear the case was con-
tinucd until Saturday. Bail was allowed In
the sum Of $500. The DispGfch Of yesterday
published all TIE facts in The case.
The following c0nVIcts were received At the
peuiteniiaTy yesterday: William Smith (c'l-
cred, from stanton. one year for grand lar
Csny: John Glass (colOred), nom Pittsylyania,
i've years for malicious assault: Ollie CiemOn
(,olored). from fiitsylyania, one year for grand
larceny second conyisti0n); Della Minus (cJl-
ored), from LyUchburg. one year for grand lar
ceny Second cOnyictiOn).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
CITY p.mocraticC Committee.

The City Democratic Committee met
last night and remained in session
about an hour and half dispOsing OF
routine business of Importance in the
campaign, but of 10 general public in
terest.
Mr.. Joseph Levy was authorized to
act As superintendent OF Monroe Ward
until the delegation from this ward can
have conference and recommend
some one fer election to this position,
which was made vacant by the resigna-
ton Of Captain Tazewell Elicit.
The question Of having mass-meet-
ing in jackson Ward was discussed, but
no action taken. 1t was reported that
about 200 transfers have thus far been
issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Mcnamara nsschnrGcd.

When the case of W. ID. Mcnamara,
youth but seventeen years old,
charged with stealing about $50, the
property Of r. +. Tiller was called in
the Police Court yesterday morning
Friend John b. Crenshaw stated that
he appeared in behalf of the accused
to plead for mercy. The young man
had taken the money for the purpose
Of going to his home in Florida. When
he left Mr.. Tiller, with whom he had
been staying, he left letter stating
that he had taken the money for the
purpose of getting home, and would
return the money with interest. Mr..
Crenshaw, in concluding, said that he
did not think the accused intended to
steal, but 1t was taking an unwarranted
liberty with friend.
The prisoner was discharged with an
admonition to let this experience be a
warning to him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. AHD RICH
NoHD STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, fur-
psntine, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
nv teleerapn 70 the nispatch.l

INV YORK. October 25-The stock market to-
day was quite duh but firm 10 strong all the
way out, and prices tonight arr materially
higher over the entire list. although the losses
81 yesterday were not entirely recovered.
London was moderate purchaser. but the az
gregate was small. and. Notwithstanding tho
buying Of the bulls, the business done was
small throughout the entire list Some ham
mering was done in early trading, but It's effect
was not Of special consequence. ST Paul.
Northern Pacific preferred, ami Missouri Pa
ciGc were the strongest, and, though Western
Union and Reading were quite active, dealings
IN these stocks were not OF special importance.
New England and Louisville aud Nashville
also attn acted considerable attention, because
Of tie strength displayed. The opening was
quiet and about steady. The market soon be-
came dun. subject TO spells OF activity which
occurred upon the buying movements Ihore
was some pressure I'm the early dealings, but
the Losses were Of little Importance, aud before
noon heupWard tendency became pronounced.
Missouri Pacific early became the feature, and
later New England aud Louisville and Nash
vile led the advance. The reactions we're fee
bic and for slight fractions only, and the adj
vance, though. moderate. was checked only by
tho close Of business. The market NJ the close
was dun but hrm at the best prices reached
Tho days business amounted 10 BROOD shares.
Win but few unimportant exceptions the entire
active list was higher 81 the close.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Telegraphic flashes.

There we're thirteen now cases of yellow
fever and three deaths yesterday al Tampa,
Fla.
NJ. Gladstone has arrived at the Marquis Of
Ripon's residence. lie made several speeches
eit route.
The police Of Cork have occupied the court
house TO prevent the meeting OF citizens called
by the mayor 10 protest against tho recorder
hearing tho case Of O'Brien.
The English Home-Rule Union has resolved
10 continue the holding Of meetings In ireland
Notwithstanding the arrest OF Mr. Blunt ana
10 send another deputstion TO that country
Yesterday morning q tareshing engine be-
longing 10 John Glass, al WORK about ten miles
southeast OF Glendale. Dakota. exploded. kill-
ing two men outright and wounding three, one
OF whom has since died.
A dispatch from Valparaiso states that the
Britiah bark Balaklay8, from London 20 san
Fran0isco was dismasted during gale and
had her decks stove In of Cape Horn. During
Inc gale nine men, including the mate, were
washed overheard aud drowned.
A Sofia dispatch says a plot has been disco
yered 20 assassinato Prince Ferdinand and
Stamhuloff and NHtheyitch. The plot orig-
mated with the Siay Committee at Odessa An
omissary Of the committee has been arrested
az Varna.
The London Foreign OSlee has issued a circu-
lar announcing that Chamberlain will depart
for Washington early In November ana will DC
accompanied by Mr. BerRne, superintendent OF
the Treasury Department. and Mr. MGycOck,
another attache Of the Foreign ONCE.
Civil. Seryice-C Commissioner Lyman was in-
,er,dewed bV an Associated Press reporter
Yesterday. lie said that he had read Mr. ODER
iys letter 10 the Illinois Association ana inc ~
norted interview with Edgerton on the points
rniscd aud discussed In that letter, and that Ia
main his views conceded with those OF MI.
Oberiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Take care ofthe Thront.

Many orators use Allcock's Porous
plssters for throat and lung troubles
Few preachers escape some affection OF
the voice, and many wear a fringe OF
beard under the chin as protector for
the delicate organs of speech. The
Rev. A. \. Shesler, Of Hartley, Iowa,
writes
am a Methodist minister, living in
the northwestern part Of the State Of
Iowa. ! have been using Allcock's Po-
rous plasters for the last two years with
very marked benefit. | have been
very much troubled with bronchitis
and a cough which very much inter
fered with my preaching, but an All
cocks Plaster on my throat and on my
chest completely cured me in two
weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
". J.. WRIGHT.
G.. ". HAwXuU3ST,
J. a. HOBsON,
CARTER HARRISON,
AZ ID nam
LETTIR FROM CoNKLIxG.
He VIII Appear Before the United
Atates Supreme Court.

Governor Lee yesterday received
letter from Hon. Roscoe Conkling
stating that he would be prepared to
assist Hon. ". W. Gordon and Hon.
7. Randolph Tucker in representing
the State Of Virginia in the cases of the
Attorney General and Commonwealth
attorneys, which will be taken into con-
sideration by the Supreme Court on
November 18th. With three such dis
tinguished lawyers the people can be
confident the interests Of the State will
be fully maintained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
rnEcnoLEmA Al NEW YOKK.
The Bread Disease Breaks Ont on
thc steamer Brittania.


NrW YORK, October 2j.-The cholera
has broken ont on the steamship Brltta-
MIA. which has been for some time de-
tanned at lower quarantine. The re-
cord thus far is one death and one new
case. Last Sunday Petroulo Savenclo
was removed from the Britannia to the
hospital at Swinhurne island. 1t was
discovered that the dread disease was
upon him, and yesterday he died, lie
was fifty years old. Last night Gene
rosa Martha, an Italian girl, aged TWEEN
tv-two. was stricken with cholera on
the Brittanis, and was at once removed
to tho hospital on Swinburne island.
She is very low.
Tie AIcsias passengers who have
been in Swinbune hospital are entirely
recovered and will tomorrow be re
moved to Hoffman island to join the
Alesia's detained passengers. No case
has developed on Hoffman island since
October 7th. The Bnttanla Is carefully
puarled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
No Tickets 10 he Printed by tho state
Committee.
STATE DEMOCRATIC tx. Cow

STATE DEMOCRATIC Ex. Con-,
ALEXANDRA, VA, Oct. Is, 1887. (
Democratic papers generally are re-
qucsted to announce that this commit
tee will not furnish election tickets 10
the several counties. Such has not
been the custom of the committee in
Legislative elections, and any attempt
to DO so would lead to confusion. The
matter Is left, as always, in the hands
OF the candidates and local committees.
Iy order Of the Committee.
W. W. SCOTT, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Tie French Chambers.

iEy Arglo-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispatch
PARIS, October 25-The legislative cham
icrs rcassC mhlcd to-day in tho Chamber of
Deputies v. Kouvier. Primo Minister and Min
ister Of Finance, introduced a uiu provlIing for
an extraordinary army and navy credit OF l00.-
100000 francs lie also introduced = bin Tor
the conversion Of ~ per cent. rcntss into 3 per
cont rcntcS General fcrron, Minister OF War
submitted hin for a special corps Of infantry
and artillery for mountain service.
n. FloureIs, Minister for Foreign Affair. sub
mittcd the Anglo French convention relative
10 the Suoz canal snd New Hcbrdes islacds.
n. do OmsnO ,Bonapartisu novel that n
committee he appointed 20 inquire into the
Caferel-Wilson Legion 81 Honor decoration
sndals, ana demanded urgency for his mo-
ton.
Prime Minister RoUvicr opposed the granting
81 urgency. lie said that the scandals were
being dealt with IN course Of law ana tho votinc
Of urgency wound create confusion OF iuris-
dictiOn. he motion for urgency was carried,
however, by q vote Of $40 10 15J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Separating from the knights OF
Labor.

CmCA0O, October 25.-The FIRST formal stops
10y any Knight Of Labor assembly to join the
secession from the order was taken tonight in
thi. city by Local Assembly 1907, Of which
Parsons, tie Anarchist. Is the leader. The
assembly held a protractcd meeting tonight,
and the sentiment developed was overwhelm
inCly Ia favor Of rebellion and a bitter 1ght
against Powderly. 4 vote separating the
assembly from tho Knights was not actually
taken. however, action being confined 10 the
appointment Of a committee TO confer with the
IlOYisiOual Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
MHIAr

CiNClNNATl.
CINCINNATI. October IS Flour frmeF
Nheal firm; No. : red, &c. Corn steady; No. 2.
mixed. isc. Oats stronger: No 2. mixed.
ss5. ay.slc. PORK dun at slS2A Lard strong
at St.22is. Bulk-meats higher; shOrt-rib4, S. IS
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Mhiskey nrm NJ
iioa Hogs active and arm; common and
light, ia4OesL41; packing and butchers,
a. lsat4O0.
ST. LOUIS.
At. LsuIs, October 2A--Fiour Arm bat very
quiet aud unchanged. Mheat-No. Z rcd, cash,
ssa1sAc-i october. 12c. bid; May. s0aS)kc
Corn hIm; cash, f0si0ilc October. 40c. bi1 I;
May. t0s,aflAc. Oats firm: cash, 2lac :
October, 2ihc. b.d: Nav 2skc. Whisksy steady
a. ti.Va. Provisions quiet
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October gA-Grain quic..
Wheai-ho. 3 red, &c. Corn-No. smixed. 45c.
oaIs-No. :, ssAaeshc. Provisions steady.
wILMiNeTos.
~ILnsafos. n. q. October 25. --rtrpea ant
firm al az Hostn firm; strained. INC; good
siEalned, eskc. Tar hrm az Sos Crude tur-
pertEe nrm; hard, " : yel.ew-dip aud virgin.
"A "a
NEW foRA COTTON sUTuKRA
On. yORs, October ss.--cotton--Nes re-
cellts. 90 bales; groaa Feceipts, i4Sl bales.
fnlnfts closed steady saiee, *. 100 tales. Oclo-
tsI. fAsOa.ete, Ntvemsef. $3.50: December,
sstsAshet; January. tab0a3s ss. rebraary'
tp,tlatAtas Mach. a. s2aso - ADxl a. Ma
~ ~ / MAJ tpS3; Jun9. A. IA n ~ - ~. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
washington Races,
IBy telegraph 70 the DIsp,tch.l

WASHINGTON, October 25.-The fall meeting
Of the National Jockey club began here today.
Rain began 10 fan about 10 O'c,ock this morn
ing aud continued al the afternoon.
first rnco-purse $500. for threc- year-ol1s
ana upWald-. six furl0ngs-Stuyyesln won
sam Harper, Jr, second, Grisele third. Time,
i.lJM.
Second race-handicap sweepstakes. ono AMI
one sixteenth miles Swift won; Fayer second,
Iasha third. Time, 1917.
Third race-AringtOn STAKES for fwo.year-
DDS, six turlougs-kaccland won: George Oys-
Ter second, Emperor Of Norfolk third. Time.
49,.
Fourth race-autumnal handicap for three
year-olds ana upwards, mile and a quarter
NOlante won; Exile second, Richmond third.
Tine 2,0g'..
Fifth raco-McKibbin steeplochasc. handicap
sWcepsiokcs, the stecplechase course Corbin
refused The watcr-cap-W heatley won: Little
Fellow second, John Henry third. No tin
taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

Mr.. j. J.. Rowe, agent for the IA
nous Saboroso cigars, has consented to
exhibit at his store, corner Third and
broad streets, the imitation of the Old
Virginia Cheroots. This is really q
novelty, and is worthy OF being seen
by the smokers OF the Old Virginia
Cheroots and the public generally, to
see how close the imitation was made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Misunderstanding in Tong.

10y lclesIapu 10 inc Bl'pdlfhI
HOUSTON. 1EX., October 2j.-PRssengers on
to-nights train from Austin bring news OF =
hondish case o. train wrecking this morning
three miles cast Of Lcdbetter A. tho passen-
ger train reached TINT point the engineer saw
a man deliberately open switch, allowing
tho train 90 run Ou small siding 10 tho gravel
lits. A. the train dashed on o. the II tracks
the engineer Cayo the dancersignal and
applied The air-brakOs but IL was too late
10 prevent tie engine from plunging in,o q
Ccop gIayel-pit. The engineer and fireman
both jumped for their lives. but the latter
rolled under ths fading engine aud va
crushed % death. The rest Of tho train kept
ne rails. When Conductor Robinson went To
lie rear Of the train ne saw three men mOu 2
sorses. They fired two shots at the conductor
and then rode away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26

nnished photographs are practically
exactly what ] intend 70 offer for sale
within a few months"
Among the things at which Mr.. Edi-
son is hard at Work, taking them mp in
turns, are cotton picker, a heat.gene-
rator OF electricity, and new device
Tor propelling street-csrs by electricity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Church Incendiaries Caught


KINGsTOS. ONT. October 2j.--TWo young m an
stood I'm tho police dO,k this morning ana
pleaded guilty 10 setting fire 10 the Salvation
Amy barracks hnd the Third Methods.
church. AZ an early hour this morning police
officers clcYcrly captured them. They hsi
went % the church. tore up the pulpit carpet
and found II unigDitRble, ami then going 10
the basement fred lot OF books alongside a
partition. The policemen discovered the blaze
and put it out sud bid. soon tho mcu won
dsring al the second alarm not being given.
went 10 the church - ascertain tho cauae ana
were arrested. Both confessed their guilt and
laid the blame 10 LIQUOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
JeG. Davis In Macon. Ga.

MACON, GA. October 25.-Nr. Davis did not
90 out in town to-day, but remained in tho
house at the Park. The ladies OF Macon ten
dered reception to- lay 20 Hrs. Davis, Mrs.
Hayes, and Miss Winnie Davis. Citizens pre-
sented Mrs. Davis with a silver soup tureen,
and officers of the fair presented Mrs. Hayes
with q diamond brooch. Tonight german
WAS given 70 Miss Winnie. and she was pro
sented with q diamond ornament
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Warrington notes.

WAsusoros, October %. The
Secretary OF the Treasury to-day APP
nointed John w. McKerald to be store
feeper and gaugsr at Hillsboro', N. q;
Surgeon. General Hamilton received
telegram from the quarantine oincer "a, ~
Savannah, Ga, to-day saying the
british ship Salon, which had three
eases :, Of smallpox on board during the
voyage was sent TO quarantine to-day
4 telegram WAS also received ron
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
RICHM0ED TOBACCO MARKET.

OCIOBEB ., 1885.
BEYOND several small bright old hller sales
very little was done in leaf tobacco to-day.
There were good many visitors and strangers
in early for the Fair, but tho day was an unwol-
come one in weather. There appeared 70 be
more interest in Old bright leaf. but little doing
in DARK. Burley men are not anxious to show
samples after last wee4 + western advances. The
tobacco warehouses will he closed Thursday
end Friday next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
nrMORED OCEAN DISASTER.
TIE steamship WestcrnIand Re
ported TOundered nt Sen
uitb 500 Souls.

by Anglican ericSn sable to tho Dispstch.l
ANTWERP, October 25.-Rumors
which could be traced to no source
have been in circulation here and IN
Brussels to-day that the Red-Star Line
steamer Westernland, which has 400
passengers and a crew OF ninety, has
ioupdered ut sea. The agents here
have no information at all about the
vessel. and place no credence whatever
in the rumors. The Westernland lett
Antwerp on the 10Th instant for New
York and is not due ut the hitter place
until Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
one Steamer Wrecked and Another
Burned.


COIINGwCOD. ONT, October 25.-The steamer
City II Owenround. Of the COiingWoOd Transit
Compsny's Line, was wrecked half milo cast
# ClappertOn-lslsnd lighthouse during the
heavy gale Monday morning The crew left the
steamer in life bORts and had a narrow escape
from being drowned. The steamer Campaua
arrived here this morning having on board all
The crew Of the wrecked steamer.
LONnON. October 25.-The French steamer
llcudoustan. Captain Let, which arrived Al
Narscilles yesterday from New York, TOOK FIRE
last night and was entirely burned. She had
1900 tons Of merchandise aboard, al Of which
was destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
ENafA Committee.

A meeting of this body was held last
night-Hon. John S. Barbour III the
chair.
Each congressional district reported
in detail. and, with rare exceptions, all
TO the general effect that il the work is
prosecuted as it ought to be till the day
of election the State is safe. The com
mittee adjourned about midnight, after
most satisfactory session.
The Executive Committee will meet
at the Exchange Hotel to-day at IL
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
Ea,,or walsh. Punish IA ens.
lBy Asgio-Amsrican cable TO tho Dispssc

DUBLIN, October %. Walsh, the edi-
torof the Wexford People, who Was SEN
fenced yesterday TO a months i'm
prisonment for publishing reports OF
meetings Of suppressed branches Of the
National League. was condemned TO-DAY
TO two month"; imprisonment at hard
labor ON another charge -Four OF the
summonses against him were aismiMe(.
n,llon Is expen1ed 10 aryiSn ~ o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-26
netrott, 4; "a. Louis. 3.

CHrcAGo, October 25.-The game to-
day between the Detroit aud st. Louis
cjnbs resulted in the defeat Of the lat
tor, Notwithstanding they outbatted
their opponents. Their hits were ~ 50
scattered that they failed to count. The
two clubs play in St. Louis tomorrow.
Score
ST Ionis. % % 600 0 O-3
Base. hits: Detroits, 4 1t. Louis, III.
Errors: Detroits, 4 a; ST. Louis, 5. Bat
teries: Geitzein and Camel ; King and
Bowie.